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SHOAH FOUNDATION STRUGGLES AGAINST ALL GENOCIDES OF THE WORLD
AZG Armenian Daily
01/05/2007
Well-known filmmaker Steven Spielberg's Shoah (translated as
'holocaust' from Hebrew) Foundation, interviewing fifty thousand
people, who survived Nazi persecution during WWII, decided to
publish a book of their histories. The foundation continues its work
connected with Holocaust. It has also begun discussions to enact
similar programs about the Genocides of Rwanda and Cambodia. "The
obligation to remember is a moral responsibility that all of us owe
to all of those who have suffered violence and racism in the modern
world, whether they are Jews or Armenians or Cambodians or Rwandans
or Darfuris," Douglas Greenberg said, the executive director of the
Shoah Foundation Institute at the University of Southern California.
AZG Armenian Daily
01/05/2007
Well-known filmmaker Steven Spielberg's Shoah (translated as
'holocaust' from Hebrew) Foundation, interviewing fifty thousand
people, who survived Nazi persecution during WWII, decided to
publish a book of their histories. The foundation continues its work
connected with Holocaust. It has also begun discussions to enact
similar programs about the Genocides of Rwanda and Cambodia. "The
obligation to remember is a moral responsibility that all of us owe
to all of those who have suffered violence and racism in the modern
world, whether they are Jews or Armenians or Cambodians or Rwandans
or Darfuris," Douglas Greenberg said, the executive director of the
Shoah Foundation Institute at the University of Southern California.